:thumbsup: :eyebrow:My cigars don't come with cello on them.
Is that what I have been doing wrong?Cigars taste terrible when you smoke them with the cello on.
That's variable. If it's a good stick containing properly aged and fermented tobacco it wouldn't smell like ammonia. The cello has nothing to do w/ that, though the cello does keep in the smell of the stick it seems. If it smells good to begin with, than the smell when taken out of the cello would be greater than a naked stick.I've been gifted a few cello wrapped cigars in the last few months. I was amazed at the strong ammonia smell when I took them out of the cello.
Naked is the way they are meant to be !!!
I think its one of those big fiddles you play on the floor. But I could be wrong...What is cello?